Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

James D McManus

Ann M Nichols

Kami Lynn Bechyne

Mary Lou McDaniel

Heather Anne Sorebo

George Ikuya Nukuto

Carl Gerard Rippl

Duane Lyle McDonald

Maggie VanderHeiden Berger

Sarah Lee Christoffel

Marci Elizabeth Sojka

Jonathan Kyle Arendt

Dawn Marie Huffman

Lu Ling

Hao Xueen

Brian G Twitchell

Alison B Kolterjohn

Dennis P Laska

Paul M Simons

Bruce Michael Siebers

Wayne C Sigl

Douglas Bryan Cole

Christine Marie Mau

Amanda Lee O'Connor

Jeffery R Cottingham

Jacqueline M Maxton

Scott Richard Martin

Lorrie Lynn Krynock

Linda Louise Bartelt

Jennifer Lynn Brock

Katie Rose Lodholz Hinrichs

Diane Luxhoj

James Cotter

Fred Ashenbrenner

Emily M Moe

A sheet dispenser is defined by at least six panels having outwardly facing surfaces, wherein at least one of the panels is oriented at an oblique angle with respect to the other panels. Sheets may be dispensed from an opening located on the oblique surface. The sheet dispenser may sit on a surface such as a countertop for dispensing, or may be placed between a wall and other structure attached to the wall such as a towel bar. Furthermore, the sheet dispenser may be hung from a structure using a strap attached to the towel dispenser.

Slanted sheet dispenser

Dispenser with textured surface pattern

The present invention relates to a spot cleaner that includes a first absorbent pad and a second absorbent pad. The first absorbent pad includes a cleaner. The spot cleaner further includes a moisture proof barrier that is between the first absorbent pad and the second absorbent pad. The moisture proof barrier encloses the first absorbent pad to keep the cleaner inside the moisture proof barrier. In some embodiments, the moisture proof barrier has a first layer that is attached to the first absorbent pad and a second layer that is attached to the second absorbent pad. The first and second layers of the moisture proof barrier may be separable to allow a hand to be inserted between the first and second layers so that the hand is able to manipulate the spot cleaner without any portion of the spot or cleaner contacting the hand.

Spot cleaner

The present invention relates to a fibrous matrix of synthetic detergents. The fibrous matrix includes fibers formed of a synthetic wax and a primary surfactant embedded in the fibers. The fibrous matrix further includes a secondary surfactant embedded in the fibers.

Fibrous matrix of synthetic detergents

A package including at least one absorbent article and packaging. The packaging includes a flexible pocket having a hollow interior, an opening extending into the interior, a flap for covering the opening, and an adhesive closure positioned on the flap for releasably holding the flap in the closed position. The closure is spaced from a distal edge of the flap to permit a portion of the flap to be grasped and separated from the pocket without releasing the closure.

Package

A package of individually packaged interlabial pads.

Interlabial pad packaging

A package including a plurality of absorbent articles, and recloseable packaging. The packaging includes a flexible pocket having a hollow interior, an opening extending into the interior, a flap for covering the opening, and a closure positioned on the pocket and/or the flap for releasably holding the flap in a closed position. The closure permits the flap to be positioned in a different location on the pocket during successive closings when successive articles are removed from the interior of the pocket to permit the packaging to conform to the remaining articles in the interior of the pocket.

Package for feminine care articles

A package including at least one absorbent article and packaging. The packaging includes a flexible pocket having a hollow interior, an opening extending into the hollow interior, and a flap for covering the opening. At least one of the flap and the pocket includes a visual indicator for distinguishing an edge of the flap from the pocket to improve visual identification of the edge of the flap.

Package having visual indicator

A package including absorbent articles and recloseable packaging. The packaging includes a flexible pocket having a hollow interior for said absorbent articles and an opening extending into the hollow interior for permitting an article to be withdrawn from the hollow interior. The packaging also includes a flap having a proximal end attached to the pocket and a distal end opposite the proximal end. The flap may be moved between an open position to permit an article to be withdrawn through the opening and a closed position to retain the articles in the pocket. The flap has a proximal width at the proximal end and a distal width at the distal end shorter than the proximal width.

Package for absorbent articles

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Appleton, WI, United States of America

James D McManus